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GOOD MORNING, IOWA CITY! Temperatures which hit 10 below last night will let up a little today with an expected high of 12 to 18. e aWGJIl Partly cloudy today. EatabUabed 1868 Vo1.79. No. 84-AP News and Wirephoto Iowa City, Iowa,, Wednesday. Jan. ), 1947-Five Cent. ... • GOOD MORNING, IOWA CITY Jan. IU. S. Agen.ts * * * * .• * f * '* * * * * 11 11 11 'Hawkey'es Swamp Texas ' Ghristian~ 61-37

CITY HIGH LOSES Wier Leads· OTI'UMW A - Iowa. City blch'. Little Hawb froze .up Justic~ Dept. In the third Quarter last nlcht to 1_ to the Ottum",,, Bull­ I Scorers Again dOCI, 3'7-27. The Hawklets were unable to ConSidering score In the second half until two JIlInutes were I'one hI tbe With 14 Points final qautel'. Fmm there they 'Every Aspect' picked up tbelr flnt half edre on tbe BUlldocl. bu& the tblrd The undefeated University ot Quarter Ilumll was too mUM to WASHINGTON (A'J- The jus- Iowa Hawkeyes coasted to an overcome. tice department disclosed last easy, 01-37, intersectional win Zip Clayton, Ottumwa cual'd, night it is inquiring into the af­ over Texas Christian at the lield­ kept his team In thfo runnlnc In house last night. The win was the the flnt half, while Erland, fairs of Senator Bilbo (D-Miss.). seventh straight non-conference whc!se 11 p~lnts were hlch for At the same time the senate Re­ victory for the Hawks and -their the c~_. was the hlC CUI) for publican steering committee sig­ last game before embarking upon the winners In the last half. nalled a finish fight to oust him. the Big Nine porlion of the sched­ Bli Relehardt and Dick Drake A justice department official ule Jan. 4 wllh Wisconsin here. spilt Hawklet IIcortnl' honors fully acquainted with the inquiry Murray Wier led the scorers with aeven lJOln~8 each. with 14 points followed by Herb told a reporter thai "justice de­ Wilkinson and Dick Ives with 11 partment agents have been in * * * * * * * * * markers. -Never Mind the Cost- ity and Hall nailed a long one. Mississippi for some time study­ The Hawks started the game Wardynski hit one for the Frogs ing the affairs of Senator Bilbo." like they were going to push the but Clayton Wilkinson mat"hed it. The inquiry, he said, is "inde­ Horned Frogs of! the floor. Within Pasco and Wardynski hit, fol­ the first 59, seconds Murray Wier peDuent of that made by congress­ lowed by Kochneft. Bob Free­ connected for six Quick points Qil a ional committees. It covers every man and Bother of T.C.U. h'aded It a Gay Eve'ning, push, shot a setup and a!l . un Was il~Pt!~t 91 t~ Bilbo case." goa~s. Koshneft. hit a tree thl'Ow. -canny, Up-in. 'Texas Oltri8ti~ reo; When asked if the inquiry in­ ------~------taliated w1th one of their lour Things were rough in the last 8, THE ASSOCIATED PR S clUded reports of intimidation of hall. celebrating 171 years of this the Year and a snow blanket. first-half baskets when KlJdlaty minute. Harry made a gift toss, Millions of Americans, reflect­ nation's independence. SWlI.nk spots sold out In-advance SECRETARY OF STATE James F. Byrnes ~lcn8 the proclamation, be­ Negroes in the primary in which Ing a general attitude of "never .. hit from the side. Charlie Mason hooked one for neath the .I,nature of President Truman, endlnc hOlltilUtes for World . . at their hlchest prices. .. IOWI, Pasco made a setup, and Bilbo was renominated, he said mind the cost," began the gayest Merrymakers of the brlnc­ $. I) ") . . War U. The proolamation also 81ped the death warrant for many "Certainly." Guzowski and Wardynski traded and most expensive New Year's your-own-boUle s c h 0 0 I of Iowa roared buk as Herb baskets at the final gun. tederll.l wartime powers. (AP WIREPHOTO) Eve celebration in history while Hollywood night club owners I Democratic members of the thoucht o't~n found liquor voiced a viewpoint also exp,essed Wllklnaon drove around his BOX seOIlE special senate campaign investi­ the final hours of 1946 waned to­ prices down. Scotch had been COlI.rd to score aacl I,," COn- I .... (61) I, II pI T.O.V. (97) I, Il pI * * * * * * ward the explosive midnight in other centers when they said I H b lves. i • 3 3 Kudlaty. I 3 a 3 gating committee probing Bilbo's slashed $1 to $3 a bottle In New they thought this New Year's Eve nected with a. tlp- n_ er con- Straatsma. f 0 0 0 Hendrick•• I I 0 0 actions in this primary have indi­ climax. I tlnued the march with two free Wier. f 1 0 0 Cond!en. 1 0 I I York and bonded bourbon and celebration would mark the end . Danner f 2 0 J Dolmc8. cOO 3 cated they will repol'~ they find no . Merrymakers crowded the urban throws to put the RaM. allead, c. WJ~ .. flO 0 Hatry. cOl 0 Truman Officially Ends War, rye was down as much as $2. of an easy money era. lZ-2 wUh six minutes cone. M',nusson, I 0 0 0 Pasco. • ~ 0 2 reason to deny Bilb a seat. Re­ centers, jamming restaurants. ~ .. . But Hollywood clubs we:'e sold , , Mason. flO 0 Brothers.' I 0 0 publican members 0 the commit­ night clubs and bars, paying high out at table prices ranging from • • • Freeman flO 0lwanJynSkl" S , 2 prices and :stiff cover charges in Washingtonians, eased of war­ Cabalke. f 0 0 0 tee, Senators Bridges of New time burdens, were gay. Govern­ $15 to $25 an "avel'ag-!" good lime Dick Ives added a free throw loriensen. c I 0 01 Hampshire and Hickenlooper of a 'noisy revel featured by the before Wardyniski matched it and I'\ietcalle. coo I Kills Many War-Time Powers ment employes had New Year's cost an estimated $50 per person. Kochneff. I I 0 Iowa, said they are "not going to popping of corks and helped along more with two charity tosses for Spencer., L 1 01 day off and made the most of the Jail terms for drunken ' driver~ by the rusUe of good green cur­ Texas Christian. Herb Wilkinson Guzow8kl.« I 0 1 be in agreement with the Demo­ eve. Night clubs looked to the were threatened by judges in Los H. Wilk., , • 3 I WASHINGTON (A')-Presldent big recruiting campaign, and ap­ rency. really got off the floor to tip-in Kremer. II 0 0 1 cratic senators." biggest night of the year and got Angeles, where 40 people were Yeal" ~ 00. Truman sprang a New eve parently providEd for putting a Senator Robert Taft of Ohio top prices of about $12 lor dinner killed in Christmas traHic acci­ two quick baskets while Kudlaty g~rt~: ~ g g ; As us'ual New York City with surprise iYf43terday by yieldi~ ceiling on army and navy civilian said the Republican steering com­ and dancing. Theater,:; scheduled dents. garnered another free throw for Han.. 2 I 0 many oJ the government's war ItS plush elubs and mammoth the Horned F'rogs make the Telalo mittee lias agreed unanimously to special midnight shows. to 211 8 II Tol.1o .. 6 11 powers-an action which means a personneL But military spokes­ entertainment business had one A midnight closing for bl1rs in score, 17-5, with 10 minutes to ______.,.-- try to bar Bilbo a senate seat. I $1.500,000,000 tax cut and scrap­ men were sure of two thi'lgs: The of the bluest crowds - and In Boston sales were ordered San Francisco was ordered and play in the half. He told reporters: "Bilbo will halted at 1 a. 'In. but drinking was clubs were given a 3 a.m. aeadline. ping of the biggest strike control draft authority is undisturbed, and lIOJIJe of the steepest prices. The The play then slowed down with be attacked." okay until 4 a.m. at hotels and Dallas, Sao Antonio ' and Hous­ weapon. charce In night clubs was $5 to Iowa showin, erratic .passi"" but Fourth Floor Cave-in the active service of navul reserve "When, where and how will be ••• per person and liquor was night clubs. ton in Texas as well as Miami and The White House bombsheli took officers continues. decided later. The committee will New Orleans were crowded with the score continued to mount as the form of a proclamation which extra. At Seattle tile Washington state T T F· 2. Required that the tre;\sury re­ meet again tomorrow. Its recom­ football fans for bowl games ttl­ Texas Christian remained as cold raps wo .remen declared "hoatUities of World War o. • liquor control board decided not as the weather. call all its silver from war plants menda~ions must be approved by II" ceased as of ooon yesterday. The cover tab was corre-"pond­ to enforce a state law requiring day. The Louisiana city enjoyed in six months-apparently includ- the senate Republican member­ Dick contributed two free The result of this legal recog­ ingly high in other places. For that all drinking be done sitting its traditional midnight blowout throws, Iv~sWIer a basket, and then ·In New York BI-aze ship." in~tllnce, it average $15 in Chi­ down. A holiday closing of 3 a.m. on old Canal street and Miami had Ives another tip in to keep Iowa nition that the shooting was over Senator Ellender (D-La), head Cilia and one gold coast spot was permitted taverns selling beer its "King Orange" jamboree pa­ rolling. Dave Danner came In the was that 18 extraordinary laws VETS BENEFITS of the campaign investigating rade. NEW YORK (,lP)-Two firemen died forthwith, The proclamation charged an eye-opening $100. and wine. Night clubs prices rang­ game and celebrated with an im­ WASHINGTON (,lP) - The committee, told reporters he "un­ were believed trapped last night also meant that 33 others are doo­ But all was not frivolity. Many ed from around $5 to $12.50 per Many private parties through­ mediate goal on a set up before veterans administration II co­ questionably" favors seating Bil­ head. when a floor collapsed in a burn­ med to die next June 30, or latcr. thousands of the more serious at­ out the country danced to lhe Wardynski hit on a drive In bas­ Inc to ponder over the New bo. He added that he and his two , tended watch night services in holiday music of bands on special ing lower Manhattan office build­ • • 0 • • • ket and then did it all over agalrt ing burying the men beneath de­ Year holiday JUlt to what de­ Democratic colleagues on the com­ churChes throughout the nation as New Year'1 Eve In Texi&S was radio network programs as in past About U,SOO,...... a yell.r ol make the score, 25-9. bris. cree. if II.ny, the war Is over mittee, Senators Maybank of the New Year was born. preceded by the eoIdest day ot years. will be knocked off the naUon's • • • Fourteen other men fiahting the as It a"ects almost 14,000,000 South Carolina and Elmer Thomas President Truman, saying that The last flve .r the tax bill IIx months bence-un- veterll.D8 of World Wu II. of Oklahoma, wLll file a majority this nation and its Allies had won min.... ,tubborn, smoky blaze were sent 1_ eoDl'rea le.... lates other­ half were 1'0""" aroun4 the to hospitals with injuries suffer­ Shortly after President Tru­ r~ort, probably when congress the' war "with God's help," chose edres with Spencer'lI free throw wiB&-by the lowertnr 01 emtr­ man proclaimed yesterday the reconvenes Friday. the year's end to issue a procia­ Autopsy Shows Iowan Was Strangled;' ed il) the four alarm fire. Exte~lt and Danner's 10Dl' paah toID­ cency exelBe taxes on liquor, "cessation of hostilities." a VA Hickenlooper and Bridges said maUon terminating the period of oJ injuries was not immediately plet\1IJ' the Iowa. ICOl'IDI', Ward­ I n"ht clubs. jewelry and oth~r spokesman said definitely, "as they are preparing a minority re­ hostilities and paving the way lor ltnown. ynul broke I... for 'a faat­ Ite~. The rates wl1l ,0 back \0 'ar as we are concerned, the port. the end of many extraordinary Omahan Admits Striking Him With Fist o • • breaklnr basket &lUI ttlldlaly prewar levels. war III over." wartime government powers. 11 .. 11 Reselle lQuds worked fever- • • • M'A H A (,lP) - Washington added a free throw to melle the He said the proclamation Tlmes Square, hub of New. o Ishly to extricate ~be men The governp1ent's power to County Attorney Walter Huber score at the half, 28-1% .. ''''0 placed definite time limits up­ York's annual blowout, had its 'hoDl'ht to be .tlll ID the build- seile strikt:-bound plants died, and said yesterday an autopsy on tbe • • • on veterans' education, unenl­ u.S. Asks Action usual immense crowd. There were The second Italf opp.llect Wilh I... at '7.' Broadwa, between in six months the coal mines must ployment and loan beneflb. II.nd 1,884 patrolmen and detectives as­ body of James Esden indicated the ..utor place and Elchth street. be returned to their operators- 57-year-old Shenandoah, Iowa H. Wilkinson hitting 11 long l)ush reduced the amount of pellliloll~ sianed there and 190 [lremen to II which mlcht be awarde·l new­ On Atom Control auto dealer died of strangulation. shot, Spencer followed with tl set­ o • • whether wage contract is reach- various night clubs in the' city. EaTlier reports had pillced the ed 01' not. ly dIsabled .en'lcemen. Esden's body was found frozen up and Wier added another. Jor­ Store windows in the Times number of men buried in the And-unless further Several hOUl1l bler, tile V A LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y. (,lP)­ Sunday in a farm driveway near gensen kept Iowa on the I'oad with le~islatioll ltqunre area were prudently another bllsket before Pa_oc hit structul'e as 20 but this Jater was is passed- the government's pro-, said the proclamc.tlon had Jlllt The United States yesterday call­ ooarded up. Fort Calhoun, Neb. scaled down by fire offiCials. , grams to sUJ>port the price farm- , been thorou,hly dhrested. ITHE DAILY IOWAN, lOW A CITY, IOWA WEDNESDAY, JAN. I, 1947 "LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN" I'D llATHER BE R1GHT 'oskaloosa the · Old Guy Cllrild the Kid Let's Huddle Together tlal' twiilli()1 'on Vetera~ By WINIFRED SHIELDS "YOIl have rM to 'lfbt. Siak "But I waso't good enough. I "1947 should be neither a bed of your teeth Into &he creal funy Gue s 1 lost my head." roses nor a bed of white hot for Glory We heard them at midnight a And Wait By FRANK B beatt alld Ilrh.. " "Speaking 01 heads. what's coals. Vets are still living in the wind rattled down Linn shacks Cor homes, and prices OSKALOOSA­ treel and the clock In the city • • • that black stuff on your face, Daily 10wan)-1I been gettin' pretty high. Lots of By SAMUEL GRAFTON hall tower s!.ruck twelve. "Give me time to cut some Pop? Ashes? Doing penance?" 000 was spen t f( folks are talking about a big New York Post Syndicate We sa them at midnight - teeth," the kid said, blowing "That's coal dust, child. Dust crash. others say prosperity is jng in this city year. the old IVY and the kid- stand­ smoke down Linn street. collects when things lie idle. just around the corner. You'll Ever,Y\body Is looking for an is- r He has put hall, probablY the ing on the corner Qf Linn and have your share of tantrums, sue to ride during the brave new ~ore import~nt half, of the hous_ City officials I "Postedty . . ." the old guy You can almost write your name probably has ta WlIlihington streets, talking last hi ed. "E'or one blistering year adolescent maladjustments. gar­ year. Some 01 the Republicans mg prOgl:am 10 charge of Mr. Ray- because the old guy was getting I occupy myself with occupation. in it." bled politics. Just remain calm. . . mond J.'oley. Mr. Foley, the new stride forward il weak and the kid was getting I meet enough foreign ministers The kid look his finger out of Just keep your head." th~nk tax cuts are the big commg national housing administrator. is lpwa town in prol \.llation. (Oskaloo cold. to people all the cathedrals Crom his mouth and wrote "Bor~ ... The old guy was getting thlllg. Senator Thomas, of Okla- not a conspicuous friend of public un's all yours. son." The old blurred, was fading into the homa, on the other hand. has de- housin~; he has favored the pri­ 200 population.) Dublin to DelhL J jumped bare- Nov. 20. 1946, Died ... Died About 100 hon guy with the beard and the Class looled from a donkey's back to bricks of the building. clded that the next big issue is vate industry approach. And it is ..of '46 sweatshirt. and the coal an elephant's back like some .. , Dec 7, 1946," on the old (el- "Hey, Pop, come back. It's immigration; he wants a law that a curious thing when a Democrat­ occupancy or arE tion now. Buildir dust on his face, was talking. gild.ed performer m a backwllsh low's face. dark and lonely here on the cor­ would keep almost anybody from ic president puts into this position • • • carnival. I've grown thin and "B eli eve in reincarnation. ner. I don't want thi job. Come entering the country during the a man who stands on this issue for veterans was "U', all yours aDd I can" say on back. I quit. None of this big next few years. and he would al- to the right of Senator Tall. No: Federal Public I gnarled and yellow and how will child?" tration. I'm IOrrf' Frankly, I'm tired," they remember me? "What's reincarnation?" the executive stuff for me. I'm too ~o add a pravis.ion to pl'Elvent most 'thing could show belter how the This does not i ..... "Old 1946, they'll say. The kid asked. young to di Come on back ... Americans from leaving the president's synthetic new conser­ "Frankly, you're dramatic," come back." , country; he wants us all to huddle vatis"l is causing him to over­ ment-sponsored year of the Winecoff hotel fire, "Being born again." Penn college the kid said, sensing bis author­ the year 1. lived in a boarded-up The kid tried to write "Reine. . .. . tQgether. hold hands, and wait lor shoot. development in ity. )jghUng a elgar, stale from filling station., the year with the March, 1947," under the coal "Quiet, crybaby. You're IT. glory. As to whether we wQUld be .As for recent steps in housing, 1947. The New Year," The old allowed to whisper to each other town, still und the Democratic primaries. expensive tastes, a hundred dust dates but the old guy tumed these 'lave almost aU taken the Contractors "They expected too much of .ruy wu just a ...... w DOW OD during this period he does not say . strikes in a no-run, hard-hit hili dusty face away. form 01 increasing ceiliDls or appeal's to be me, son. I Willi cute and little game, the year they pitted the • • • LlDIl street, It IIeeD1I to me that, llmonr throwing them away, so as to and [air haired once, like you, of bu ildi n'g ma sea at Bikini full of holes, try- "No room for tbai DOW," be • • • aew Iaaes, the best bet of all Is make it more profitable for the already under and they tbought I was going to "I'm it. I'm 1947, God bless ing to prove something though aid. "Go~ to save face." The _btr OYClooked, and iha~ II real estate industry to do busineas 1em now is the be great They IilIed my play pen we're not exactly sure what." kid DOUced the old ruY looked me." the kid said, tiehtening his ...... Houslnr (AmerIcan ex- with veterans. The latest mo"e like John L. Lewil. At the Earl full of atom bombs aDd rocket three cornered pants. "Wish me ,per.is will tell you) Is the hottest has beP.n to raise the rent ceilillls projecliles and little Russian • • • luck, Pop." .. .. * the southeast • • • ;Jastie Ulere Is In Europe today, on ,converted dwelling space, 80 dancing 'lioU that never ran "Aw, cheer UP, Pep," Uae kid Th old guy cOUihed sharply "Good luck, 1947.. . and * * * have been . where efflclals and the public , as to "encourage" more conver­ homes, of down. Tlfe pinched me on my said, "YOU weren't 80 bad. Wou three or four times "Dust." he Happy New Year?" The voice Uve, breaUle and sleep housing. sion. The pl'esident seems deter­ be ready pink apple cheek and said 'the brOlll'ht a lot of Gl's home, said, but the kid knew it was that had roared down the st~eets .Headlines (of 19J6 But lunDing Is not yet a weJl- lhined to find bousing for veter­ war's over. kid. you're gOing to You w~t after the IUan and more than that. of the world died suddenly. An add ­ 'Pauley Nomination Wilhdrawn carrier, 15 cenll weeld:r, II D'" lered a. tw:c.ond clIO" mall matter .at lbe Democratic league have been Judges Exonerate Nazi Staff 1Mr. >Dewey is making a nOise about Someone will, in the next lew P06toUlee at Iowa CIty, I\lw., under \bl The ract that the student dem­ :Attlee Pledges India's Freedom housing, and that Mr. Taft was months, Ignite this issue. General • ct of oonar ... 01 :Maicb I, 1m. p~ugg1ng all along . onstrations in Peiping against the Russia Says Troops Leave Iran OC1lOBER willing to put his uame to the Eisenhower, tor one. could do it ~OARD continued presence of American What poSilible interest has the Miller, !;DITORlAL STAFF Gl'omyko Absent in Iran Dispute Truculent Turtle Sets Record Wagner-Ellender-Taft h 0 us i n g in a single speech, raising a re­ Dennis, Gene Goodwin ...... Edltor marilles began in a national uni­ WllUam ~Wler ...... Mana,ln, EcUlor government 1n allowing it to Jind Archbishop Gets 16 Years bill. Mr. Truman, in his anxious action that 1V0uld blow to shreds Lou Panol ...... NlIht Uitor versity sho~ how to evaluate expression now? APRIL Meat Price Controls Off Dorcas Ann Knapp ...... New. Ultor them. haste to be a good Republican, most of the verbiage that has been Bob Colllni ...... , Sport• .Editor For one thing the marine no Coal Miners Quit Work Paris Peace Meeting Ends has pa l> sed the Republican party spun and woven about the mean­ Keith Spa Idine ...... City l;dltor Students at government-sup­ , s Homma, Death March Chief I Beverly Ben8011 ...... " . Cempu. Ultor Goering Suicide, 10 Nazis Hanged on this issue, and is still running. ing of the November elections. Mary Hul. kamp ...... Socl'lty :Editor ported wlivel'sities in China are longer stand lor the same thing I Harrgs ' Cotlon Prices Slump Dick Oavla ...... photo EeI,Hor they once did in Chinese eyes. Iran Drops Russian Case in U.N. Don PadUla ...... Wirephoto Operator carefully screened for their poli­ U.N ..Assembly Meets in New York tics, and many exist largely on Japanese troops have been dis- House Votes Weak Price Control , JANUARY I, 1947 government subsidy, In many past armed and repatriated. and the Tojo ,indicted .NOVEMBER O,f fie I ALOA I LY BUt LET IN cases students have changed their marines no longer guard the im- Big 4 Leaders Meet in New York ...... " .11. UNTVl:a.,TT CALINOAa .r. "1l••• I .. t. ••• _ 1."'':.'7~;''U.' •••1', 011'•• , 01. eaIP".'. Jt._ '.r lit. OI:N&aAL NOrlO•• .,. minds about demonstrations whel') portant coal-carrying railway to . ~ MAY Republicans Sweep Election ...... d ... llb Ille •••••• odllor .t Tb. 0.11,. J...... _,. ... the subsidy was threatened. Chlnwangtao. About all they are Gun Foil Alcatraz Break Most Price Controls Ended ..Io>L_ 'lll'~.d .. lb. 1... p ..wlll.d for Ib.lr .., ••11 I.. I... .1Il•• a .1 Til. •• $' ".II, 1...... GENEaAL 1II0TIVI:8 mu.1 be at r •• O.U, .'''!l8 ., ,s Have Real free Enterprise doing now is to keep the railway U. S. Seizes Coal Mines 0. S. Frees Danube Ships 4, ..., a, .... _, 'lOre_i., tlnl ,."Ueall •• : ...1_ .. lit NOT W A .retlll ,u8~fnpUon abeukl open to 'Peiplng where truoe head- Three-Day, Rail Strike Ends Lewis Faces Court Injunction ...... II, '.1.'...... 4 ... lie TIIPII:D 0& Llo.aa&oJ' wlW1'«lUI ••• SIONED b, ....p •••llIl. ,.n••. quarters are located, while t~ing Coal Miners Go Back lo Work Business if! ch('('I'ill~ titc end of COlltr'ol~ lind 'tIle 'l"tul'Jl to the be .... lw_er, be~fl!&II1.be Work StoPs in U. S. Coal Mines to keep out of trOUble. Wednetlday, Jail. 11lt7 old wily!! of fJ','e competition. But the ,or made many probable IIIGiIves of Uae aiu­ VOL. XXlU No. U -a, dents In ihls .case and of lhe In other words, their emphasis JUNE DEOEMBER I'o'll.t;,;" in the bn8iut·.,~ (IS 'I'el'ywhel'c Is '. l~r C competi ~ world authorities whO are allowlnl' now concerns American presti.e, Case Labor Bill Vetoed U. S., Britain to Merge Zones I'Y rlU'C cn'n bcfol'e the Will', is now Ill'ucticully extinct. UJem ~ demonstrate. and may be a constant reminder J;!aruch Has ,Atom Control Plan Wilson 'Wyatt Quits Housing Uob Ut.l.VEISITY CALENDAR uid to uill' uOI'potations 'for new plants to increase • • to all Chinese of their own Internal Big 4 Ministers Meet in 'Pal'is Mine Union Fined $3,500,000 production gl' 'ull~r incl·t'8!1ecl cOt](;t1ntl'lItivlI of the pl'o(\uetiyc The students appear to be Boce weaknesses and difficulties. Vinson Named Chic! Justioe Lewis Ends Coal Strike Baturday, Jan. 4 with the Iowa Mountaineers," Liti's in this cOtl1ltr~'-incl'etl ~ ed it to the ('xtent thllt about not only at the marines them­ • • Tru!'llan Vetoes OPA Extension Scores Die in Atlanta Blaze II p.m. Basketball: Wisconsin va. Chemistry auditorium. firms now control well on'l' hul[ the nutiou's busiuess. selves but also at -the American As 10Dr as the Leathernecks Iowa, fieldhouse. MoNiay. laa. 13 Monela.,., Jao. 8 7:30 p;m. Meeting of 19wa ~ize ill itsclf i · not thr ('viI.. Out' ne tl~, 1'('111 and imag~ned , CIUI; policy which lies behind tneir helped keep tbe railway eut of pr8iience In North Ghlna. Communist hands and otherwtse' 7:30 a. m. Opening of classes. ChaptCl' of American Association be ccon~mi c lIll.\ ' pl'oduccd without huge industries. It iR the Thursilay. Jan. 9 of University Professors. Senate I of tiJese industries hy a fcw and lhl' subsequent collection As the demonstrations spread to served a useful purpose In ihe .. Unimportant Things Happened Too other cities, students in Tientsin eyes 01 the Nationalist reDerals 2 p.m. Partner bridge. Univer- chamber. Old Capitol. Iowa Union conomic lOW 'I' in tTh' hands of the 'e few Ulllt j . the Cyjl. say this: "We were obliged for who control North China, t.hat sHy club. 8 p. m. Basketball: Minnesota that glasses, FI'ecd fl'Om COlu]) rition by ~uclJ cl>ncl'l1tt'lItion big busine's has American aid to China during the was line, About a year aro, re­ 1946 Chuck* * Full* of Insignificant.. LiHle * *fid~8it1 Saturday, Jan. 11 vs. Iowa, iieldhous~ . are items Ihr'fw,',(!llllr:J>cCOll1l' ulh'll-conseJ'vlltil'l' lind cal't>fuily gwu'ded its war, but today the U. S. govern- member, s~udeat demonstrations 8 p. m. Basketball: Ohio Sll.lte TUfJIIday. IAn. 14 seldom turned j .. It ha PI'cfl' I'rpcl :(,Clll'il,\' to the venture of capital iuto ment still is supplying China with over tbls same lMue cot rourb By CAJlOLYN ANDERSON vs. Iowa, fieldhouse. 6:15 p.m. Picnic supper. Tl'ianale Restaurants cntcl'pl'isc, prefel'l'(,c\ 10 keep pI'ices high with low product weapons and military ,Personnel. baDtllInI'. Strikes and the Nurembur:g coul'agement of Barbershop Sing- SlIDday, .Jail, 12 club. report only the Why? American rn,illtary supplies • • • trials, fires and elections will vie ing in America, Inc. B p.m. Iowa Mountaineers: II- 7:30 p.m. Party bridge, Univer- books, scarves, lustra~d lecture, "In the Selkirks I sHy club. but anything is A merit'an i ' agailllit mOllopoly aud has beeu since are greatly prolonging China's The marines are down in wlt\1 one another for a place in In spite of housing and building civil war." strength now to a diviSion or less. the . history books as signposts of shortages, plans wj!re released for at the fieldhouse began to be big. Y ct litt Ie has beclI done to control (I'w ..,..... Ua r .....dID' d.t.. beJOII' ICIliedal.. .. Aotually, student anger has and can hardly be an important 1946, but a few pepple here and remOdeling of the White House to .Is After a ba!;kellll .....,uit ·k/UU lOoJlopol)·. ! uti-monopoly legislation lias been luef· r ...... CIoIIII .. au oltfGe of 'he Prelfdeat, 014 CapftoL) lCom~ to a head ,over an alleged military factor. there .may, by preference-or other- include more office space and an lyan beCllHHe it Ira not t '11 vigoruusly enforced. C011- case of rape .involving a girl ot Finally, these demonstrations wise: . will remembel' 1946 fol' auditorium for press conferences. to inquire if Da!I8C.:L~Rnli-tru . t laws but hali been exueedingly tiIllid about questioned virtue. If so, this is a come in the midst of reports that othet',reasons. In NorWOOd, Ohio, within 24 hours braces for his \lrh1,' g lOon y for . the. anti-tru~t divi ion to cllrry them' weak oase and raises tbe Impor- General1ssimo Chiang Kai-shek Vi~ry was an old story by after Lee Dunn Jr. confessed to He got them. t. I. tant question-jn view of the con- seeks to liberalize his national this time in America and Great strangling his \Vife, the police re­ RADIO CALENDAR An anxious Tltj hn.o;· tictl Ule di'I'i 'ioll's hands ill many ways. Allti·mon· si.ant attacks upon marine be- government to contorm more Britai/!. In Germany, a Dusseldorf ceived five phone inquirIes abtut WBUHIIO) WHO (1040) WMT (SOO) united with bavior-why a Ibetter one was not nearly w-ith the new constitution. soccer team defeated the British renting the strangler's house. through me wt III'C expetlsive, somelime costing II mucb lit! $150,000 lost and found than 10 percent of the total yearly budget of tbe di"ision j'o,tUlcJ,. It could be that some 0,1 his 53rd diviSional team, while a tri- G B Shaw 89 renewed a I'w 0 T ...... I:IG p. In. WMT Sonr. by Sinatr. --....l.... _ Iuo t . , " H he Son,fellows WHO woman In White KXEL Affairs of Ann ...... on one occasion , O De __ "'-411' -.y lie generals and party bosses don~t ump.."n crowd roared. newspaper subscription for two WMT Pat Patterson KXIIL Home Time land before tbe war. ~[ollopolies may prod as much defending the honest citizen tu that rOYel'llmellt can "dis- like the prospect. and that the 19" was the year Errol Flynn 'years, and .in Hollywood, Shirley KXEL Breakl ..t Club l:st p. m. ':31 , .•. uit ll. the anti-tru t dj"isirm i ' aJlutted tor all it acti"itjes. ~be plale an a cover" how weak tbe CMe.JI at wave of demonstrations represents wrote his first novel, "Show- Tempie had two Impacted wisdom WHO Pu.:ren • of nds abo kept the di'vi iOll Undel'8taffed. Only clI1tt :~L ~d~~:r~:CScated ~AA~ ~1~~I~c~t.,~:me1 Porter h ad lost IJllck f ha "AnT &lae ,&qd UaeNiore .... ~ a red herring to distract attention down"', and Harry S. Truman was teeth removed. WMT Mary Mlle. 1:4~ p. m. KXEL Pot O' Gold 200 wUh ••• ..~~____ ...... __ . "311 a m WHO Llllht of World • p. III· closely contested lL~ i~ JIad as llIuny as lawyer's and half a duzen 0_ ·em_._8. ,. ""_- While they maneuver behind the given life 'membersilip in the So- Somebody somewhere m us t WHO Mel;"'y Madhouse KX!L SUlar Bowl WHO Frank Morgon ,v,".v'", .•"' •., 011 It · plI.YI·oll. Compared ,~ith the interstate commerce ..... It beeoIDe. alWJMble. scenes to prevent reform. c1ety tor the Preservation and En- have shed tears over the 90 WMT Musical Clock ~ p. III. WM'l' Bing erooby --______~ ______~=~~ d 1 . ~3~~ w~u~e~~B~u. KXELB~C_~ 1na'mi,,,,,,ion's taff of 2.200. the fed('ral communications commis­ - poun s o~t by Hermann Glcermg WHO Gene Oodt-Ne.... 1:~3 p. III. ':11 p ..... · h I ft h' t . t d • a m WHO Ma Perkin. WHO K.y ,Kif'ler 's 1.300 aud the securities exchange cOlUmis~ion 's 1,200. tiJis w h IC e 1m a an emacla e WHO Vest P~ke't Varl II !:SI p. m. WMT In/oomaUon Pi .... News Qui ric]jcul6itl _' ly : Illall number to attempt to UJlcu\,er and pro e­ 190 pounds before he ·died. WMT Bob pfellfer Ne~,e. WHO Pep Younll. Family KXEL Henry Morc. n I,A; 2,C; S,C; all theunonopoliHtic pl·actic(.'li existinA' toda.\'. tiad Nationwide strikes up in- KXEL Mi:I~'::~ !~ory WHO RI:~~~~~' :~PPine.. KXEL M~'~~ t·y-:':dlam 7,B; 8,0; 9,C; Quiz on . Last Year's' dustry and transportation. Even WHO Lora Lawton S •. •• U p ••• When a ca. e been brought iuto COUl't 811d the ilivitiiou bajj hal! Screen Actress Mary Martin was WMT u.t~n Ladles WHO Rose Bowl WHO SUPRe' Club 13,A; .H,C; ••,. •• •. 8:13 p. ... WMT Gene Clau ...n ",,;,,"',J\:U in obtainin1 a conviction. lIt.ence!; have been 0 light forced to cook hubby's dinner on WHO Road of LIfe WHO Stella Dalla. KXEL H. R. Or ...... Ne'IO. to be almost lalighable. The !IH1'agefine imposed .since prose· The year 18>l6 was filled with ( '.)-The second atomic test B.-A cardinal; C.-A bishop; D. It. I WMT 'Evelyn Wlnt... WMT Music 11:1S p .... . llllilor&4nt eVC!llti. Test your mem­ -A priest. ' an e ec ric p ate at the Savoy KXU. Hymns Df All Oh. 1\:~3 p. ... WHO M. L. Nelson-Ne,,1 tion wer begun lIuder the 'herman act has been about tli200Q bomb olllOploded at Bikini was: A. when employees' there went out ':45 a, ... WMT New. WMT Fulton X-Ia ory of the headl1nes with this ' WHO Joyce Jord.n 1:118 ,. m . KXEL Sport. I1dIUon defendant, which ill fIOme ea<;e represented a. -fraction of one -~09ped from a plane; B.­ (12) The T lent T tl Ie Up I.:" p. ,quiz. A score £If il2 ~t eXCleUent, . - rucu ur e on strike. WMT Judy Jane WMT Speak alrla m. of the amount gained through the activities for which tlte [lew Irom Australia to Columbus. Alcoholics Anonymous estab- KX!L The lliatenln, Post 3:41 ,. lB. WHO The Billboard 8 is &.oQd. 5 to 8 average. Anchored in the lagoon; C.­ j! le'OOIUlUI w I'e fined. Pri:oll ~ntencc have been few and ligbt, Oh' t t fl' ht d 1 A ~ •• m WMT ~omespun Harmony ,WMT Open H.... rl'" ( 1.)-One 01 these countries 'Placed iDliide a submarine; D,­ 10/ 0 se a Ig recor 0: . Hshed branches In four towns jn WMT Artl1ur OodlreY • p. In. KXEL Paul Hutchenl wiUI n exceptions hal'c been giwn only to union officials or -6,723 miles; B.-ll,236 miles; Prince Edward lliland province WHO Freel W.rln, Show WIlT BOrden'. IUIUrO'>m tt:U , .... assumed independence this year: Hung 'from a steel tower. , tua:L Tom Breneman ':to ,. III. WHO Hero', lo Veta ketccl'll, not corporation executives. A.-Philippines; B.-Iceland; C. ( S.)-The· majority report ot a C.-25,324 miles; D.-9,431 miles. where the only way to ,et a legal 1':111 •. ... WMT Musical Rhylhm 11 p ••. (U.)-John L. Lewis .'''as tl'ned drInk is. 0 n doctor's orders. ~0ll' JaIC•• kndBeIlTOlahm 4:43 p. m. WHO Veter."" Toruli. And after it - day in court a Call dcted eOI'porlltion is free to go -Korea; D.-Manchuria. congressional investigating com­ .. n", WMT Pfeiffer. New. WM'I' C. B. S. News doing b!·Jlesti. if not in the samc old way, with onl,y a few ur- .( I.)--:l'he "Iron Cllrtajn" was mittee blamed the Pearl Harbor on charges of: A.--Contempt ot Against thiS somber back.round, XXEL Galen Drake KXI!:L Dick Tracy KXEL Herrinllton 8l1ten ' concc ns to the order ' of the JJO\·efnment. Governor E1Jjil a phr8le first publil:jzed by: A.­ 'dIsaster on: A,-Wllkle; B.­ court;; B.-HeAIf,Y; C.-Flouting the London Sunday Dispatch an- WHO Da!~:aH:~~ WMT COU~\:;' ~1\Or WMT oj~:l~~ ;~onl afeorgia ha uggested that 8 corpol'atioll twice con­ Stalin; B.-Truman; C.--chureh­ RooseteJt; C.-Hull; D.-Military federal laws; D!-DestrucUon ot nounced breathlessly that It would WMT Melodie Mood. KXEL I1'IIrry Ie the Pin... KXI!:L nev. PletlCh , al ~Iatioll of anti·trullt laws should be Liquidated. TJtili ill; D.-Moloklv. men. property. share with its 1.600,000 readers an KXJlL T~l ~~I:.e WMT Te~~~J'';e·Tlme WHO a~~':'~n~~rt-H'" ',) _ Henl'y Wallace lelt the authorized, serialized version ot WHO lJIIdy II< Jane KXEL Sky Kin, 11:'3 p .... not be the right answer. but SOIllcUling should be done to ( J.)-&worn in as Chiel JWi­ (t,)-The "peace" conference (1 ~ "Forever Amber" WMT Xate Smllh t,1t ,. m. WHO Music-News 9 Truman cabinet because: A.-He . ' KXEL Kenny B.ker WMT News Roundup KXIIL n.11C'l Orch. anti-trust pr08eeution mOI'e than just a minor anJlOYllnce. Uce of the United States on June in Paris A.-Drafted a peace Crime was beginning to make 11.13 •. •. KXIIL ""ok AnnatTOn, 12 ..1 ... lrM Bow free the indi"idual enterprise to which wc lire returning 24 WII1I A.-lUaCk; 1i,-J'8Cben; treaty for Germany; B.-Defined was offered a better job; B.- He the front PaJes a,ain, and In Lake :~ r~~raJfn~y "alone WMT .J:·~r.8WI ~ ~!~~'~II::~Yg}'J' ~ ill be depend on the tand th(' gO\'('I'nment takefl toward the Be· c..-ViDlOn; D.-'Fra.nlrturter. Rus.ian zones of Influence in Eu­ adVocated war with Russia; C.- county Ind. the prosecutor's of- UIH a. •. KX.EL '1' ..11 .._ Jed KXEL Shin Olr of the bigger big bu.siness it h81l ereated. It j the sovem­ ( ~,)-.All but one of thele left rope; C.-Advised .the Big Four He critiCized U. S. foreign pOlicies; flce di~m1~ .an old murder in- ~~ ::~I~~·r~:nl WMlI' My.~e~;.. :t· the w.. k .'fV.::1T~~~\t,~ ~ .. espoll8ibi1it~, to see that this ]}ossible Frankenstein does lbe Truman Cabinet: A. Iokes; B . toreign minis ers on peace treat­ D.-lie supported anti-adminis- dictment a,ainlt John DliliDIer, KXEL J0IJ11~•• ~a"' ... In." KXIlL Mel. Thlt Llv. 8,00 •.m. Momln, eM"" · d' d t . th I ti • ':11 ,. .... 8' 15 a m New. get out of control, -~nthau; C.-Aaderaon; D. i~ tor ia'telJite Axis powers in tl'lltIon can I a es In e e ec on. dead, 10, theBe 12 yeal's. -And King WHO The Buckaroo. WMT .Jack 8mllh IIhow 8:30 .:m: MUlte.1 Min . ClUt thi8 ~ck. .-Wallace. Europe; D.-Cpdifled future rela­ (15.) - In ,what lWo cities did Ananda of Siam was rjahteously ,WMT ourJ .•~J ••• .....u ay KXEL H. R. aroos-Ne.. 8:40 a.m. You were The" -C.rrying 1't'fIp6n:ibilit.v fllequirtS filII presidential . d N' A --"I .. ~ ~ ',R ,. ... 9:00 a.m. Music 1m- the anti-tnt t division aod snpport of its policies through ( 1,)-CoDll'.eI. &(IProved a loan tionships tor nations on the Dan­ th e U plte atlOns S5""",,, y meet indignant when somebody "bor- 'WJIO "ann University of Iowa. E. Church street. Everett Emde, 7-year-old son A graduate of Central college in the car. Then he gets tired. Great Danes often get gray of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Emde of He loves to go riding in a They are Mrs. A. W. Bryan, at Pella, Mr. DeGeus is studying hair early, so even at five years Mrs. Earl E. Harper, Mrs. Ewen Wellman, died yesterday noon in ,. tor his M.A. degree in the college car, however. The trouble is that of age, Peter's jowls are getting MacEwen, Mrs. Ralph Ellsworth, Mercy hospital from what hospi­ of commerce. he takes up the whole back seat frosty. Most of his hair is fawn Mrs. Francis Dawson, Mrs. E. T. tal officials called a "rare disease." BREMERS wish for all and that doesn't leave room for The couple will be at home at color, but he has almost perfect Peterson and Mrs. Robert Sears. A post-mortem was ordered, but other p~ssengers. 418 Fifth avenue. black markings on his face. Calling hours are from 3 to 6 results were not available yester­ their many friends and Peter isn't a trick dog, but he's His occupation? Peter is a pm. day. very playful. He was brought up watch dog. Admitted to the hospital Mon­ patrons, the best of every The Rev. and Mrs. El~er E. day, the boy received oxygen and Harmeier, and Mrs. E. W Chit­ Dierks, 230 N. Clinton stree~, en­ a blood transfusion but failed to thing in 1947. tenden. A sack lunch will be serv­ tertained Baptist church people at respond. The body was taken to Club Meetings ed at noon, with Mrs. G. H. Fonda an open house last night in their the Poweli funeral home in Well­ man. Order of Eastern Star and Mrs. Ralph Shalla on the home. Their New Year's day din­ Jan. tI, IH7 ner guests will be a group of Bap­ A HAPPY NEW 'YEAR TO- ALL! To Hear Reports luncheon committee. tist students. Funeral services will be held In Every day people in Iowa City Owatonna, Minn., tomorrow for are losing or misplacing posses­ Dizzy Dozen Leo A. Wilson, 65, who died Mon­ .Jessamine Chapter, O.E.S. Mrs. Sam Whitebook, 513 sions that range from small chil­ The regular social meeting of day night in Mercy hospital after Jessamine Chapter, Order of Brooklyn Park d I' i v e, J'eturned dren to false teeth. the Dizzy Dozen will be held Sun­ a long illness. He lived in Iowa Eastern Star, will meet tonight at Monday from a holiday visit with Fortunately those in charge of day at 8 p. m. in the home of MI'. City at the home of his daughter, 7:30 in the Masonic temple for an­ relatives in Waterloo. large publjc gathering places have and Mrs. Truman Slager, 748 Mrs. Clement Huberg, 526 N. Gov­ nuaL reports of officers and com­ established lost and found depart­ Rundell street. ernor street. mittee chairman. Mrs. Blanche The Rev. and Mrs. James Rob­ ments to handLe the flow of turn­ ertson and children, James, Vir­ Survivors include another BREMERS Webster will be chairman 01 the ed-in articles. The only foreign trip George ginia and Kat'llryn, of Wilton, will daughter, one son-and two sisters. Local restaurant, fieldhouse and social hour following the business QUALITY FIRST WITH NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS meeting. Washington ever took was to the be guests today in the home of The body was taken from Oath­ Iowa Union officials all agree island of Barbados in the West the Rev. and Mrs. P. Hewison out's funeral home last night to that glasses, biHfolds and watches Installation of officers will be Indies. Po\)ock, 609 S. Summit street. Owatonna. are items often reported lost but held Friday at 8 p. m. in the Ma­ seldom turned in as found. sonic temple. Friends of the order Restaurants and the Union desk are invited to this public meeting. report only the conventional text­ Inventory Coming. books, scarves, gloves and hats; Welsh Missionary Society )h but anything is lia ble to turn up Mrs. Everett Williams, route 4, Stocks Must Go! Savings Up To In Many Departmenhl at the fieldhouse. will be hostess tomorrow at an all­ After a basketball game recent­ day meeting of the Welsh Mis­ ly an embarrassed father came in sionary society. The meeting will to inquire if anyone had found the include a pot-luck dinner and a braces for his small son's teeth. program planned by Mrs. R. E. He got them. Roberts An anxious mother was re­ united with her lost chi I d Women of the Moose through ttle good offices of the Mrs. Ed Old is, senior regent of lost and found department and the Women of the Moose. will WOMEN'S on 'one occasion some thoroughly visit the Dubuque chapter of the honest citizen turned in a bridge lodge tomorrow by authorization plate an ardent Hawkeye sup­ of the national office. porter had lost in the heut of a closely contested basketball game. Iowa City Women's Club STYLE SIdOES ' An all-day sewing meeting for the Red Cross will be held Friday News Quiz Answers by the public welfare department of the Iowa City Women's club in I,A: 2,C: 3,C: 4,C: 5,A: S,C: their clubrooms in the Community Values 7,8; 8.0; 9,C: 10,0: 1l,A; 12,B; building. 98 13,A; .14,C; 15,B. Sewing committee members are Up To NOW Mrs. L. E. Clark, MI·s. A. H. .1 = 4.45

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619838 rHE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CjrY, IOWA WEoNtSOA t. TJf.N. 1. 1947 .-.. ~--,...... -_. • Qwl 'Gri-d Classics' To Draw Record 500,000 Fans • Honeymoon's Over" Today tOM jor 'onlerenee fumps -Big Nin~ J. Champs Sweat Out Gametime Illinois -Raled Square Off in Football finale Underdog 81 BOB MYERS By JA(JK a.lm PASADENA. Calif. (.4» - The NEW YORK (A»-College foot· ly's Tar Heels. the Southern con­ Bruins of 'UCLA remained (irm ball rctul'DS today lor a rous- (erence winners. and Coach Wally favorites last nl~ht to defeat the ing finale with a record crop Butts' Geor,ian.. co-cbamps ot FighHn' Il1ini. as the champions of or 19 uowl game involving 10 the Southeastern eonteren-ee. A the Pacific Coast and Big Nine major conference champs or co· croWd of 73.000 has been assured. conferences went into seclusion on champions and seven all-Ameri- MIa:nt. Orh.e Bcnvl tn'e- the eve of their battle in the RO'se ea players. 1ft.. another elub of leallle Bowl. AUhou,h both Notn Dame ttttt·bolden h. Rlee. co·kl.... of Conserva tlve o1)servers r&ve .nd Army. the No.1 .1Id Nfl. a the S..... wes&. ina Tennessee. the bll' Bruins. slllfht ell,e III a teams In the natlen. are .'11111- wblu ...... the seathe.stern ,.me .0 be witnessed by nearly nln .. the Jan. 1 exeltement meet laurels wltb Geer.... 90.000. of the other sectlon.l leaders The 88.000 Spectators will get But Inol'e enthu iasHc backers wUl be involved In the tidal an eyeful ot two all-Americas. picked the Bruins to win explo­ fI."y 0' rrld .etllyty 10 be wtl- Tackle Dick Huffman of Tennes· sive tashion in this. the inaugural nenetl by .n esfuuted 5H.... see and Guard Weldon Humble of Rose Bowl encounter of the five­ 'ant. Rice. yeal' pact between the two confer­ Never before in the history of San Francisco's Shrine game. ences. Both squads were in splendid post-~eason tootball have so many the only major contest played games been scheduled for New purely for charity. boasts all­ physical condition. There should be no alibi for either in this re­ Year's Day. ranging troln the Rose America End. Elmer Madar of spect. Bowl at Pasadena to such johnny­ Mlchipn, in its East lineup for The sable appeared to be true come·lately as the Will Rogers the tlnual East· West au-star scrap. lis f.r as the men t.1 atttltude of Bowl at Oklahoma City. the Har­ All the 62,000 tiCKets for this one the two te.ms. ~Ithourh there bor Bowl at San Diego. Calif.• aM Were sold weeks ago. have been whispers that R.y the Cattle Bowl at Fort Worth. Arka:lsas. holdtrfg a piece of the ILtlNI GRlDDERS relax in the warm sun with a game of clieckers while awaltln, the Rose Bowl show. Eliot. co.ch of the visitors, had Tex. Southwest conference c row n. down with UCLA tod.y. Seated from left to rltht. Dwtcht Eddleman. Lou Arase. Gene Kwasniekskl. hiS' troubles In this Ilne. Dls­ Florida and Texas each have takes on the strong Louisiana Chick Marrlolo, 1>.ul Patterson. St.ndln, from leU to rirM are Geor,e Dlnut. Ralph Serpico. Chuck millsal of two pliyers trom the five ball games and CalifornIa State .;quad before 45.000 in the Boyle. and Budlly Younr. (AP WIREPHOTO) squad lor curfew violation was four with the others scattered one Dallas Cotton Bowl and all-Am- t.llen as unusually stern action cach among Louisiana. OItlahoma. -.lId possibly is a warulnr to erica Paul Duke ot Georgia Ray Bert Alabama. North Carolina and Ha­ C~nter M ,· G· '47 S , J: 'f other IJqu.dmen. RIVAL ROSE BOWL CO\loe"es, Eliot (right) of Illinois and waii. One thing seemed certain. The LaBrucherie of 'UCLA are pictured torether at the annual Rose Todm. M:l.ny thOUI'M the Ro e Bowl rh:F£::~::~it!~WI:~~~~~:~~1 or In ,ves por s rorecas game should be entertaining. Illi­ ament kickoff luncheon. This afternoon they'U be on opposite sides of mi. ed a bei II' pa .Inr up Army Herman Wedemeyer. an ali-Ame- nois is noted for its defensive the field as their grid teams collide in the Rose Bowl In a game rale'd 10 .I,n • p.ct wilb Ihe Western rica of 1945. may steal the show tor By WHITNEY MARTIN Musial a holdout. Woodcock sign- September strength despite its comparative as a toss up. (AP WIREPHOTO) conference. Howe·/er. tbe Pasa­ the Galloping Gaels in a game to NEW YORK (JP)-Today we ed to meet Louis in June. Williams win A. L. batting lightness. but it has a couple of den"" cla.h of UCLA. P.clfle be witnessed by 30.000 fans. again publish the Martin "Little April crown with .392; Musial N. L. break·away artists in Buddy Coasl winners wUh If .tral,ht Florida's ambitious 'Gator Giant" Sports Almanac that in- Sixteen Major learue pilots champ with .374. Cubs win N. L. Young and Art Dufelmeier who Big Nine Basketball victories In .n unbeaten. untied Bowl preseuts a fine p.lrlnr In valuable store of misinformation predict pennanl will fly In 18 pennant by six games, Cards se­ could stage the spectacular. Ramblers Trip eason. and Illinois, Ihe Blr Olll.ho.... co.champs of the concerning events ot 1947. Occa- dllferent pl.ces next faU .s cond, Dodgers third. Red Sox re­ That goes double for UCLA . NIne Idn,. will draw Its custom­ B" Six.... Inst North C.rollna slonally there is the taint of ac- season 0..,en8. Hap"py Chandler, peat in A.. L.. Detroit second. Long gains have been their speci­ Race Gets Underway ary 90.000 lans. St.te with ,..ns to t.ke care curacy. creeping in through such rlvlJtr his broadcast for tbe Cleveland third. Frank Strana- alty In running up 31~ points (to The Illini boast of an all-Ameri­ of :eZ.tH ipeetatoH. difficult predictions as that the campal,n, deelares forcefully: han wins national amateur. opponents' 72) in their unblem­ CHICAGO (JP)-The Big Nine Hansell, 33-24 ·ca in Guard Alex Agase to coun­ Major league season will open in "Ah loves baseb.ll." October ished 10-game season. basketball race which figures to The Sun BoWl. a hardY peren- lcl' UCLA'S End Burr Baldwin The Bruins. averagln, better be a wide-open scrambl~ for the , nial. l!lC.pects 15.000 at EI Paso, J>.pril. but every elfort has been May Cubs win World Series In six By DON MAWNEY but most of the fans will be made to avoid such mistakes. Bob Feller pitches no-hiEler. rames, Notre Dame!. Army. Geo­ tban 200 pOunds. .re bl&' and title held by Ohio state makes a watching the backfield antics of T~x .. to see Virginia Tech play Anyway here's the way the Al- Unknown wins Indillnapolis 500- Staff Sports Writer rtia, U. C. L. A., Tentlessee. fast. The Illinl. averalflng nearer New Year's Day get-away wtlh Illinois' Buddy Young and the Cmcmnati and the new Alamo 'd . manac rea s: mile face. Cosmic Bomb wins Mlchlrall amoni undefeated 190. are small and fast. Size high-powered Illinois' invasion of St. Mary's Ramblers celebrated Bruin's Ernie Case. Bowl at San AntoDlo, Tex .• has a I J m.y not matter. however. as . anuary Det'by and Preakness. Leo Duro- football teams. Baseb.1I players Wisconsin tonight. New Year's Eve in a big way on Only one all.Amel'ica will be 25.0000 draw in Hardln-SImmons. "II I G I T h h d d f . Alabama ciemonstrated In klck­ The championship chasl' Will unbeaten. untied power paced by no s. eor, a. ennessee. c er . as goo wor or umpires, ro hunUitg ducks. SCOlits to the field house floor by upsetting ~een at the New Orleans Sugar inr a much bulkier U.S.C. Tro­ gather further momentum • al­ little all-America FUllback Rud L. S. U .• Geor,la Tech. Clncln- but refrains from using it. huntinr b.seball players. Larry Bowl., Charlie Trippi of the un­ jan all over the park last New urday night with thtee more the favored. rangy Hansell five. . Y n.tI .nd Oklahoma win major June M.cPhall ..till Durocher meet. beaten. untied Georgia Bulldogs. MObli' haia~~st i'enver' co-h?ld- bowl fames. Happy Ch.ndler. Louis kayoes Woodcock In first 'Yt'ar's bay. league tussles. Highly-rl'!\al'dcd 33-24. h exchartre Iieated words. "Sure North Carolina has a standout :~~ 0 t e Ig even c amplOn- lakin, a firm stand on rumOH round. Says. "Another lucky 1l1inois' nine game season. fin­ Iowa. unbeaten In Its first sev­ Is hot for this time of year," Charles "Buzz" Mottet. Rambler back .vho may give Trippi a run Ished with seven wins and deteats en starts. entertains Wisconsin; p. . 01 ,amblln, In tbe minor lea- night." Ben Hogan wins national says MacPhail. "Sure Is." says [orVlaL·d who hit 14 points. paced for the head lines in Charlie Jus· Utah State, which holds the rues. declares firmly: "Ah loves open. Joe DiMaggio. Ted Williams. to Notre bame and Indiana, un­ Northwesteru .visits Michigan; the Marians in their sixth win in tlce. other share of the Big SeVen ttt- baseball." Stan Musial and Pete Reiser set- Durocher. doubtedly was played, week by and the defendil1lr Buckeyrs It shapes up as a fine offensive Ie. will be in action at Fresno, February ting sizzling batting pace. Hank November week. against stouter opposition greet MinneSota at Columbus, ten starts. against the Huskies battle between Coach Carl SnavlI- Calif.. against San Jose State in Les McMitchell wins Wanamak- Greenberg leading In home runs. Notre Dame snaps Army's four. than the Bruins foes. Today, with Ohio. from northcentral Iowa who had a Raisin Bowl game due to drawer mile". Baseball clubs head tor July year ·tring of defeatless ball, the the kickoff at 4 p. m. (CST). may From this week until the clos .. won '11 out of 12 games previous 15,000 customers. spring camps. Bruce Woodcock. Red Sox and Cubs leading Irish winning. 21 to 14 at South decide how much stouter. or how ing round March 3. the contention to thi~ holiday tilt. The south gets a look at the un- mentioned as possible June foe major teagu\! r.ces. Search Bend. Tennessee. Notre Dame, much weaker, the respective op­ should be wild and woolly. Ohio [j:n the second quarter Han~ell . beaten Delaware team. a power in of Joe LOUiS, says: "Thanks. don't starts tor September opponent Michigan. Georgia lead unbeaten I position measured. State. jarred roughly in a pre­ began to get accustomed to the exans Ready list . PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS ,mailer colle,e circles, in a Cigar mention it." for Louis. Everybody's bldlnr. . lIl1nolo UOLA conference west coast invasi on. big floor-a factor which seemed Bowl 'lIetting With Rollins college. March Aurust DeeebilJer Zatko!f LE Baldwin must improve considerably to hold to affect the stYle of -Play ot fue L. Agase LT M.lh~w. whole contest-and the result was due to attract 15.000 at Tampa, Oklahoma Aggies win N. C. A. A. Williams hitting .385. Musial Sponsors scramble for Bowl Wrenn LG Dimitro the crown. teams. Major Ie-ague magnates Wensku_nas C Paul At this reading, the conference a close halftime score of 16 to or Denver Fin. litle. Kentucky the Garden Invl- .370 to lead respective leagues. A. Allose HO Clemellls 15 in (avol' oC the Ramblers. In mid-Pacific the Honolulu tation and the Phillips quintet the Football coaches begin to moan. meet, adjourn with everything c.un. Rt Chambers line-up seems devoid of any "soft Owens RI!l Fears touch" such as hapless Chic~go In the third quarter Homl!r Pineapple Bowl will consist ot a National A. A. U. in cage tourneys. Happy Chandler, in otf-the-record lovely. Happy Chandler. aske'd tor ~o.s QB Case By HAROLD V. RATLIFF Boyd, playing his best game of the clash between the University of Tony Zale rocks Rocky Graziano 1 talk. declares emphatically: !lAh comment states decisively: "Hap­ Rykovlch LH Rowland which quit the Big Nine early this YOUn, RI{ Rossi year. hit twice lor Iowa City. AP Newal'eaturtl Hawaii and Utah University. tb sleep in the third round. Stan I loves baseball." py New Year, everybody." year. ABILENE. Tex.-The "country Steller FB Mvera while MoUet and Rocca connected boys" of the West Texas prairie on . rebounds. BOX SCORE have come up with another unde· Sl. lUlU)'" ! lJanull feated. untied record in football. " 111" ...... If lip! Moltel.! 6 2 2/van Dyke t 0 I I As a result they're on 11 nice Sueppel. f I I 5 Burman. t 3 2 I New Year's Day trip to the city­ Boyd . c 3 0 2 Hunl'ilon. c 3 I I Ex-Champion Figu-res Science of Boxing. Extinct Rocco. II J 2 3lHannah. I o. 4 an appearance in San Antonlo's Flannery. /I 2 0 • .Lovln . tO O Q Alamo Bowl, the newest post- LJ enoch. ( I 0 31McKee . " I 2 i Milder. f 0 0 0 Folbrechl. II 0 0 e cason grid classic in {he already 8y BALEIGH ALLSBROOK Angeles when he outpointed keen mind quickly reels off ~o darn excited by then I couldn't 30-day fatal illness in 19J 9 :>f his ved as a boxing instructor in the Stockman. I 0 0 0 Schulz. II 0 0 e Brogla. gOO 3 1 ~r'80h . f 0 0 0 bowl-leading Lone Star State. AP Newsleatures . Abe Atteu in 20 rounds and ~tlok stories of his careel·. eat." six-year-old daughter. Helen. county engineer's office and was a Seydel, II 0 0 0 Bauer. II 0 0 01 The Hardin-Simmons Cowboys. CLEVELAND - White·haired the championship. and those made His mother died when he was Durin, World War I. he served Except to go through with one pay~oll investigator on the dh ttict who are accustomed to winning as a civilian boxing and athletic fight. he scarcely left her bects;de Black. II 0 0 01 Johnnr Kilbane. who ruled the nlhe years later of his seven·round five and his father became blind attorney's staff. Strobil'. I 0 0 0 football games in bunches, ended world featherweigbt boxing ranks knockout of Danny Frush. when he was nine. A year iater he ihlstructor tor the Army along with during the month and his na:! He served a tECrm in the Slate Totals 14 li '!Z Tnt"." 1 1•• , up as the only college team with from 1912 to 1923. says the "sci­ He plans to use them in train· lett school here and went to work several other champions. One of began changlhg (rom OC!lelaJ" Gieger and Graham a perfect record in the great to grey. The fight was a 10- Senate in 1941 and 1942 and was Hansell ...... _. 4 ID 21 24 ente of boxIng" is just about ex­ ing title aspirants. explaIning the to help support two half sJsters their jobs was to browl ulldllt 51. Mary's ..... 12 16 27 33 Southwest. They not only ,ot tinct. attion and pointing out technique and hi. father. At 18, he began camp guard posts at nightj keep­ no decision bout with Ralph beaten by one vote in the pt'lmary quite a (ew bowl bids but they ing the guards alert by at{empt:ng Unmarked and the picture cf that brought him the crown. boxing "for the money" and four last spring when he ra~ aga;.n. demomtrated two important years later he won the champion­ to disarm them. Kilbane gdns health after 142 bouts and 111 years "Those nlne years covered a lot Kilbane estlrilates his ring ear.1- Kilbane now weighs about 153, points: ship after.-52 bouts. ' when he tells of the work. ings at $500,000. He was paid in the ring, 57-y~ar-old Kilbane of ground and you can see it clear some 25 pounds more than when 1. "Name" players are not nec­ declares !ighters today aren't Iy in the pictures," he says. "The Received BI, Welcome "The guard of course WOUldn't $101l,OOO for His last fight in which essary. tutored properly. Frush pictures. for example. show More than 200,000 persons turn­ know who I was. After being chal­ He was knocked out in the 1ixth he was champion. He ha been 8. Military service doesn't take "You just don't see many smat·t I had slowed down ov~r the years, ed out to welcome him on St. p&t­ lenged, 1 would . prt>duce my ~ re­ roUnd by Eugene Criqui in New married 38 years and his one li v­ the edge off athletic ability. instructors around." he comments. but that I was a fir more skll~d rick's Day in 1912 when he re­ dentials. The tr.ick Was to grab Iti~ York and lost the championbhip ing daughter has named one or There are few of the "name" "There's 110 footwork, no feinting. boxer." , turned to Cleveland with the title. ,un and disa m him wh~n he The depre~sioD. however, look her Children, Johnny Kilbane O'­ boys at Hardin-Simmons thie year. Fighters with little or no instruc­ Felrect OeUlnt Rart Twenty-seven bands took pllrt in reached for the crt!dentials. mOst Qf his money. Toole, after him. There seldom are. Yet the Cow­ tion are thrown into the ring to Kilbane always had a "fear at the parade. m.rmed Sentries Ollerated 'Health F.rm boys have had two undefeated, Mter doWng the gloves, he op­ untied seasons and have appeared slug it out. geting hurt" while boxing and he "I guess that was the biggest day "The guard would go fijI' you "I used to be doing roadwork erated a hl!alth farln near VenniJ­ in three bowl games. It will be believes this was one reason in my life." he recalls. "The news­ w~th his bayonet if he could 11M and working out in the gym two paper milO got on the train in To­ lion, 0 .• until it was sold at sher·· their fourth in 12 years today he learned m~t of the rln, tricks. holer tor the officer of the day. days after a filbt, but you \Ion't ifi's-auction In 1930. Later, he ser- when they meet Denver Univer­ "I think mo~t li,hters have (t. ledo and escorted me to Clevehmd. It was a situation where anythIng set training like that today. The When we reached the station I sity in the Alamo Bowl where a but perhaps it was stronfer with coJlld happen and it·s R wonder WI' - game is too eol'nmercialized. Most crowd of 25,000 will contribute me," lu~.. e.2!:pl.tins. "It wasn·t that I wanted to get to my dad first. He didn·t get a baronet or oulJet in of the lighters also seem to hit wasn't far away. but there were enough cash to enrich Hardin­ afraid of the other man, It was us. The army thought that oecau~e their arma rather than from Simmons coffers by about $111,000. from slinply that I dldri'\ wllnt to get so many people it took m~ a hal[ we wefe prize fig\1ters we were the ball of their feet where thi The other Cowboy perfect se.­ hurt. Until the 'nel/{SpaPtfS I be­ hour. Inhuman. And .there I \VIIS. dnly pOwer comes." son was 1940 when Owen Good­ gan calling me a ·parr~· fig11ter' I "I got in the back of a car with 122 pOunds!" LIkes lee LoUIII my two-year-llid daughter and WV' If iId Uiii I· night, one of the all-time Hardin­ never believed in knocking n milD Kilbane. who teft the ring ..fter He takes off hie hat to Joe Louis, started through town. I lived Simmons grid ,reats. and Bulldog out. It was the scientifi~ part that losing 1 the championship. was STARTS TO • DAY' THUR," Turner, professional. footblll's however, labeling him "very good, 1 liked." about four miles away, but the grey-haired during· his last fight­ v~ toOl and IS good as any I celebration for me was so big it • mightest center. sparked the ·team. Posses.~ . or a plea~Rnt and tYPI­ ing years. the result he says of the THE WORLD'S 370 Hardin-Simmons played in the have seen." took six hours to get there. I was Doors The only profeaa.ional b<>lun. cally·Irish face. KilbaM dreFEes Sun Bowl at EI Paso in 1936. bat­ neatly, . uses excellent English ond GREATEST 'til tling to a 14-14 iie with tbe New champion produced in Cleveland, Open ENTERTAINER Kilba... plans to epen a gym early ---- . ~.--.-- , Doon Open 1:15 - 9:45 Mexico Aggles. They returned In ------1:00- 2:0' 1937 to trim T.xas Mines 3'-6. In nm JUr and ho,,* eventually to THE Most BEAUTIFUL A New tomedy Hit For -Endl 1943 the CowboJ'a lost to the star­ Clevelap anether title-hold... for 10:00 p. m. GIRLS IN studded &leOne! Airforce at ~ the cit). Y~r Happy N.w Yearl q,£!~[. Frld.y- He still has the movie'.! made in THE WORLD PalO 13-7. Slana I But all those teams were com­ • • . In Ithe laHtime posed lar,el.y of bdti ItdIft the' TODAY' NOWI~AY of a lifetime rural dietricts and the smaller Texas hl,h schools. Ta.ke Rudolph (Little Doc) Mobley, this )'ear's great Aratmd-,ainer an. a IIIIIiIIl" ber 01 the Little All-America . . Mobley hans tr&m . Paducah, Tex.' Ever hear of Paducah? The squad is almost unanimous- • G·&: N.E, ly ma.- up of ex-GIs. Of tile 4'1 ( • P1 ... ::..- men on '\he list, a 11 are veti"",,' , ''FOWL BRAWL" .A U T RY of the ~I~ ei~t three who Color1oon hOH SUSANNA" 'IIIIII6i.... came from either hilb ac:hool or ~ YI~GINIA MA~O~VERA-EllEN Xtral Carnival of FUll prep ac:hool. "rom the Pacific il. The GOlDWYN GIRLS "MACHITO'S BA~D" Dllne,. Cartoon lands, the fleet, Mel ~111 '" bard "DOUBLE RHYTHM" bitten Infantry came these lrid­ ·.~I PLUSI MlchlJan Skl-Daddle KATHAIIN! IIIBS fl.", TO PLAY FOOTBALL" "SpOl't--ln dolor" - Late New.- den put tattther What m., 10 '£0 III. "III 17 ...... _.... ~SI ,.d:'!". Late News Color NoveUoon down in history as Hordin-Sim- "'TO. I ...... ·.-··- ··· .. ·.. L~ · I' 51 • ",.,; CIIIC"" 11 ...... & -= ...... --. ...I ..... ~-...... ·• .. ·• .. •·.. I .. WEDNESDAY,, JAN. 1,, 1941 THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA PAGB FIVE

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NEW CALENDARS OUT OF KILTER? SleVtrl8 broh jato a fJWng sta­ and townspeople here were tion at Counci. : ~luft8 en route to' 3Building Permits Stork Race. 1947; always as cordial as they are Police Lisl 249 Police Hold· Iowa <;fty ,ad to.k candy, "about "Two professor/! and the • 20 pack;ages of cigarettes," a fan Com •• Close ·3 Tim., versity president himself once belt and. a boll of,pennies. Issued, Tolal $18,850 • Johnson county's first baby ot• their jobs becllUse they Meier Fines In hi. 8i.IDed. confession Keiser 1~47 hasn't been announced yet, catch the spirit of ttle town. Denyer, Youth said: ' Although only three buiJding but at least three births in Mercy tried to enforce prohibition About Dec, 20 he and three oth­ permits were issued by the city hospital yesterday ' had the dis­ when the people weren't Chief O.A. White er y6uths hitch-hiked to Ft. Col­ engineer's office during Decem- tinction of coming close to the for it," he related. For (ar Theft lins, Col., tram Denver where they ber, expected construction costs New Year's deadline. Attributing part of the Pre.. Releases 1It Figures split up in ~In to look for a car. totaled $18,850. At 8127 a.m. a daughter weigh- good feeling and cooperatloo He and Na~_ tpund the Chrysler Largest amount, $12,000, was for ing 10 pounds, 2 ounces was. born work of Iowa City service On Parking Revenue the proposed temporary chapel for to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kroll of Professor Ensien cited Mayor - A 15-year-old Denver, CoL, boy Cloupe• . pi~ked up the other two has admitted in a signed confes­ and "took ott ... the Catholic student center at 403 West Branch. At 11 a.m. Mr. and ber J. Teeters as an outs Parking violations listed on the River.side drive. The building wllJ Mrs. Daryl ,oldfield of Wellman sion to Iowa City police the theft After a , Quick trip tq Denver, example ot fellowship between" police docket as "parkinc meter be a Quonset hut, chosen because became the parents of a 6-pound, ucation and the commuDity. I of a 1941 Chrysler coupe at Ft. where they· obtained gas from a violations" totaled 249 for the cliurch oftlcials were unable to ll-ounce boy. And at 2:12 p.m. a Followin, the speech, It waa a' CoHins, Col.. and has implica~d month of December, leading Iowa parked. car by. pbncturing *e fuel secure bUilding materials for a child was born' to Mr. and Mrs. nounced that Kiwanis club oftl_ City police to believe some mot­ two of his three companions in lank• . the fqur at out for Iowa. permanent chapeL Louis H. Glick, S08 Lafayette for 1947 will be ilUltalJed Jan. \ orists stlll do not understand pro­ breaking and enterin, at Council Keiser said he drove the car Bluffs. M. D. McCreedy was issued a street, Iowa City. per use of the meters. aCfOiS' the Colorado and Nebras­ permit to build three apartments The youth, Oren Harley Keieer, ka state.lines. " .- The tully automatic meters al­ Faculty Men AHend at a total cost of $6,000. Permls- I was arrested at the Washington 8", Otfeae sion to build a greNe rack and Ensl·gn pp~l·sesJV Spl·n·f low one hour parking lor five hotel here Tuesday night by Po­ The youth told police. h.e was on wash rac~ next to a filling sta- cents. A nickel or five pennies will lice Captain L. N. Hamm and Pa­ parole to h.ls J)4J'ents, ·Mr. and Education Institute set the meter clock for that length tion at 1M W. Burlington avenue trolman Mike Moore. The hotel Mrs. lIa~ley K""r, Denver, for Of Iowa '(,.ty heople of time, and lesser periods may be was eranted Lawrence E. Burler. " • r'1 Three faculty membera hh: manager said Keiser had not been two years tor hi~ ~art in the thelt bought at the rate ot 12 minutes The $18,8110 total for last month gone to Omaha to attend .. registered there. .of an auto~tl~ . and "some mo­ for each penny. is slightly above the $18,800 in "I've never- been in a community Iowa-Nebraska Educational In his confession, Keiser /iald ne~" In Denver 'lut summer. He perrplts issued in November, and where there is as fine a spirit be- provement inlltltute sponsored . The coin slot on the meters is three other youths, Lowell Steven, was QQntined in a Denver boy's the $14,100 issued in December, tween university people and the University of Omaha. located just below and to the right Wheat Ridge, Col., and Robert home' for two' weeks '. before his IH5; . towlUlPeople as in Iowa City," was The three attendin, frODl .. ot the clock face. No cranks or Sparks and Charles Nagle, both bf parOle. he said. " .' Permits issued in December II the theme oln talk yesterday by University of Iowa are Bruce l' other devices need to be operated Denver, were involved in the car, The sheriff .. at CouDcll Bluffs year ago included three for re- Prof. Forest C. Ensi,n of the col- Mahan, director of the extellllal on the meters. Each coin inserted theft. said the boys were traced. when modeling apartments, one for lege of education to members of division; Lee W. Cochran, execu.r automatically operates the timing LeN for Denver one of t\lem wired. his mother in building a new house, and one tot the Kiwanis qlub. tive assistant, and John device for the desired time. His three companions le!t low\, Denver for money. " The sheri!! building a store in the businesa Speaking .on "A Hundred Years Hedges, director of the bureau City oy bus for Denver Monday, will come to low.• City for Keiser, district. . of Town all'd Gown,'" Professor visual instruction. . • Police Chief O. A. White es­ Keiser told police. Chief O. A. Po!ice Ch~ef White said: ' .Building activity in Iowa City Ensign said he has first-hand ex- Held tomorrow, Friday timated yesterday that an av­ White said steps had been tak­ spurted in January, 1946. how- perience with half a century of . Saturday, the institute Win inclll6' erage of 40 cents a day is de­ en to intercept the trio. ever, wl~h 11 permits issued at a the local situation, having started sessions on audio-vIsual jnB~ pOsited in each of the 158 park­ The stolen car is held at the . Marri9' Licen... total exp,p"a construction cost of his conpection with the universitj tion and air-age education. Inll meters. Complete Auto service garige Marria,ce liCenses ~ave beel) is- $62,8110. 52 years aeo. Professor Mahan will lead ' This means more than $60 Is where the youths left it Sunday sued to the followln, couples by t )' I w. , "The ' term ~town and gown' discussion on "Visual Edueatlar spent by motorists for park­ after experiencing motor troublfl R. l'Jeilson Miller, clerk of district com~ from. the middle a,es," he and the P.T.A." in the IIduJt ada. ing every day and that each coming to Iowa City from Coun· court: '. 'Sweater Swing' said, "when' teachers and church- cation section ot the prorr.m, meter logs an average of cll Bluffs. . Ray J. Sle~ak, 19wa Clty,t and "Sweater Swing" will be the men wore ..,bes. and were iden- Cochran will appear Ilt the lC~oI eight hours parking time for The sheriff at Council Bluffs J,.ois ·A. Woodcock. Davenport; theme of the annual dance of the tified With the 'gown' , element, administrators' section of the notified police here Monday that each 24-hour period. Gordon N. Medda~ih Brut' Edythe Rainbow girls tomorrow night. while tradespeople belonged to' the sUtute and Hedges w1ll deterlb! the boys are wanted there tor Goqdearle, West 'Allis, Wis., a'nd Fex Muller will pJ~y for 'the 'town.''' the audio-visual program of II!I breaking and entering. Jacbqn H. ~~, ' .Anlta, and ~ona party frpm 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. at Professor ~ Ensign recalled that University of Iowa at the coU When purchased time has elap­ Keiser alleged that Sparks and, P. Seberg, ~t. Pl'llsjlnt. '. the Community building. ; ~elatlons between the university section. sed the clock face shows com­ DATES AND A DOLL-The new world calendar may be more ac­ pletely red and the word "EX­ curate but will It be as ~lamorou.ly attractive as are so many current PIRED" is visible against this red ones? I background. • .. OD Hcmd Tomorrow Mornlnq. Doe»,. Open at 9:30 ,G. IL ' * * * I • Money from parking meters That guy who raised so muoh dignitary had* to* put * astronomers luss about a "lost weekend" was to work patching up the calendar will go to II general traWc tund rea)]y just a piker. Back In colon': ror improvement of traffic con­ so that at least the seasons ial times the people went to bed changed on schedule. Ye'tte'~Iowa City'. 0atY' , HOlM Owned ditions in Iowa City. one night and when they woke up They did it by putting in leap Home Owned :• don~ ...... r!.· "...... virile, i don" phone··• • , .come! ow-:- '" 58th Year Collection of money from in the morning it was 11 days years and by changing the length meters is made weekly by the Department Store later! of months nnd once by having " •.. pOlice department and turned Oct. 15 follow Oct. 4 wlthout 'any .' . over to the cl ty treasurer. Astronomers monkeying with the calendar were responsible for days in between. That was Pope this confusing situation. They Gregory's idea in 1582. . Commercial trucks may park in had to monkey with it because the Later on as scientific precision metered parking zones to load and calendar was all out of kilter. crept into astronomical measure­ unload merchandise tor a period That can't happen today. though, ments. the star gazers determined CLEIRIUf:: "DAYS>: ARE ~' HERE 'AGAIN of 30 minutes or less without de­ because astronomers now know a year's exact length and made • • • positing coins in the meters. that a year consists of 365 days, calendars in which very little However. these truckers are sub­ 5 hours, 48 minutes and 46 sec­ would go haywire. In 3,000 years " ject to violation fines if they stay onds. an error of one day will have re­ . . In the metered zone beyond this You can ha.n« UP that 1947 sulted from the modern Syste!p. 3O-minute limit. calendar and be sure Saturday There are people today who Police still mnrk cars that park will always follow F r Ida y. think the calendar Should- have DRESSES ,Redudions. ~ (OAJS tor more than one hour in a pnrk­ There were tlmes, however, 13 months of 28 days e~lt i 10 . ., Jt " log meter stall because the new when people thoueht a year had that there will be exactly 'que AT . .\ AT ordinance limits parking to thnt only 365 day., or that the moon week per month. A plan rot a. ·· O·F time. made every month have 29 1/.. 12-month ealendlU' wIth sym­ ' , J ,Fines ot $1 eac)1 are levied for dayS and there were either 12 metrical quarters alld an ln~r­ $3. $5. $7. ·$1,1.25 to S32.50 FO:~:!y~~1 parking longer than one hour in a or 13 months Sn a year. national "yea\,-end 'Clay" that AT parking meter stall, even though For centuries, that led to com­ doesn't count as a day at an hal AT thl! meter does not show "expir­ plications. Every now and then many other boosters. (Ray MlI­ ed." Julius Caesar or Augustus Caesar land's opinion has not been re­ $3.97 to $14.87 F0r;.:~1':'~ to $75 Fonnerl, prIeM or Pope Gregory XII or some such corded.) ' . $59.50 to A fine of not more than $100 AT $29 75 ,15'. or a sentence of not more than SO Schemes like these may ' be days, or both. can be imposed on and Chief While has stated that adopted some day, but not for a This group includes all wool cloth Coats as well' U any person guilty ot tall'lPerlng money lost in a faulty meter will while. If you carr tear your eyes $8.40 to $15.75 FO;='::.:.r~ . FUr Fabric Winter Coats. One group fitted styla, with or damaging the meters in be refunded. away from that curvy creature on full length. Wobl interlined and fur trimmed. tiny way. Meters are used from 8 a. m. to the calendar for 1947, you'il detect AT ( I.' r Failure of a meter to work pro­ 6 p. m. week days and from 8 a. m. a set of numbers that won't cross . t perly should be reported imme­ to 9 p. m. Saturdays. They are not you up. The latest model is still a to I ' • diately to the police department, used Sundays and holidays. precision instrument. $2.99 $17.25 For::: ':~:5I Includes l' and 2 piece styles in rayon crepes, gab­ ardines, wools, jerseys, velvets. Wool SuitiDresees, OOOPSI ICE SKATING IS HERE AGAIN Fail, Winter and miscellaneous styles.

• • I . I SWEAT'ERI Sl1.47 to S32.50 F;:,:~I~P~~ AT ,, . AT · , $10:50 &0 S29.75 ~~rt~I;5:'~~ to .==~.:. $2.49 $4.67. Fall and winter Styles, in specIal sale groupln,.. Long and short sleeved Sweaters, .aU WOOls. Vtarilid colors and sizes. * " ".

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